Hundreds turn out for No Kings rallies in Moscow, Pullman, Clarkston, Grangeville

Hundreds protested in Moscow on Saturday during the “No Kings” rally, part of a national movement against President Donald Trump. Attendees voiced concerns about free speech, immigration raids, and healthcare changes, with Shana Hammett highlighting the fear surrounding detentions. Many participants criticized the administration's portrayal of critics as anti-American, asserting their patriotism and commitment to civil rights. Lauren Howley, a University of Idaho student, condemned the actions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, calling them a disgrace. Organizer Marilyn Beckett stressed the need for citizens to exercise their rights to free speech, stating that not all protesters align with antifa.

The rally was marked by a lack of significant counterprotests, with only a few Trump supporters observed nearby. This demonstration reflects growing discontent with the current administration and its policies. Overall, the event showcased local voices demanding change and accountability.